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Typically wax or polish\compound. I use some Meguiar's APC and a boar hair's brush\Q-Tips.

I simply massage in some Dawn and try to remove as much excess sealant as I can. It isn't worth the fight of trying to get it completely clean.

Oh, and for protecting glass I typically use CarPro Reload, HydrO2, or FlyBy30.

Method I've usually used: Make sure surface is cool Saturate in GooGone, CarPro Tar-X, or Stoner Tarminator Gently, very gently use a PLASTIC razor blade to start trying to peel the decal off

And I meant coatings for wheels, not sealants...

My recommendations: Sealants: Menzerna Power Lock Polymer Paint Sealant, Menzerna auto sealant, car sealant, paint sealant protectant BLACKFIRE Wet Diamond All Finish Paint Protection, paint sealant, synthetic sealant, blackfire sealant Glass: CarPro Ceriglass CarPro Rayon Glass Polishing Pad...

Nice work! I'm coating a Honda 1200 this weekend, only the second bike I've worked on.

I did a TON of research before pulling the trigger on an electric, and from all my reading I'd recommend going with SunJoe over Karcher. I ended up springing for the SPX3000, their 2030psi\1.76gpm model. I LOVE IT...

My 2002 Infiniti Q45 in Obsidian Black. Polished out with Meguiar's M105 on LC Purple Foamed Wool\Yellow Cutting\Orange Fine Cutting Pads, M205 on LC White Polishing Pads, and Menzerna SF4500 on LC Black Finishing Pads. Followed up with CarPro Eraser and CarPro CQuartzUK. Topped with Reload once...

I prefer CarPro Eraser to IPA - not as "grabby", and plus it smells awesome. :D

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Great work - sounds like the clear on Infiniti SUVs...

Awesome work! You really captured the difference between corrected\uncorrected well.

My current 50ml bottle of CQUK has put two coats on a large sedan, one coat on a large SUV, and one coat on two motorcycles. There is still about half a bottle left.

The only wool pads I've used are the Lake Country Purple Foamed Wool. They seem to cut a bit more than the LC Yellow Cutting Pad, but do add some additional mess (linting, etc. the first few times you use them). I don't use them often, and typically on headlights.

M205 remains one of my favorite one-step polishes.

Would I like a buffer with more power? Yup. Does my 7424XP get the job done? Yup.

Interesting. But it also states: "Reload packs the glass-like gloss, hydrophobicity, and dirt repellency of Silica Nanotechnology in a convenient spray-on, wipe-off sealant." In my understanding, coatings are silica-based, sealants are polymer based, and waxes are naturally based. <shrug>

Reload is not a sealant, it's a spray coating. And it does hurt, in that your coating will take on the attributes of the LSP you put on it - won't be as hydrophobic, easy to clean, etc.